Media Contact: Kim Cross kimhcross (at) yahoo (dot) com
Birmingham Magazine, February 2013
February 2013 issue
Columbia News Service, February 2013
Check out this Columbia News Service article about women’s mechanical clinics, a growing trend that Birmingham happens to be leading. Magic City Cycle Chix (MC3), our 600-member women’s cycling group in Birmingham, was featured for our Wine, Wenches and Wrenches clinics, which are part mechanical clinic and part happy hour.
Bicycling, September 2012
American Bicyclist, May/June 2012
After seeing our Rosie the Riveter adaptation (the official logo of our Wine, Wenches, and Wrenches mechanical clinics), the League of American Bicyclists asked permission to put our poster on the cover of American Bicyclist. They said this issue would become an “instant classic.”
B Metro, October 2011
MC3 Badassadors Stacey Davis and Kim Cross were among the portrait subjects for Edward Badham’s piece in B Metro magazine. His piece, shot is Birmingham’s Oak Mountain State Park, captures the spirit of mountain biking. Read the article and stay tuned for the complementary print version out in the November issue of B Metro.
Birmingham Magazine, June 2011
Clair McLafferty totally “got” what we’re about when she wrote us up for this print and online story in the Health section of Birmingham Magazine.
WORS Women, May 2011
The Wisconsin Off-Road Series gave us a shout-out on their women’s blog.
Birmingham News, May 17, 2011
This great print story and slideshow covered our May women’s mountain bike clinic. After the story, our community grew to more than 300 members.
Southern Living magazine, May 2011
This lead travel story — in print and online — highlighted Oak Mountain State Park as one of the South’s best off-road bike destinations,and mentioned MC3 as your guide to the beginner-friendly trails. IMBA mentioned the story in its monthly newsletter.
Media contact: Members of the press, please contact kimhcross (at) yahoo (dot) com.
